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Dean Kent, Aaron Vandenberg and Mitch Hannan

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8 hours ago, jackaub said:

He wasnt in because the coach is dumb and stubborn. An absolute travesty .Thank god he woke up. Such a bad bad decision by Goodwin yet to be explained by any one near to the club.

Laughable.

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    Vandenberg is a gladiator. He is one of the toughest guys in the comp 

    He is the sort of player that gives you confidence going into any battle when he is by your side. If we are to upset anyone, he is the guy we need to be setting the standard when there is some heat in the game.

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    I worry about the Dutchman's fitness. Fabulous for one half. Quiet for the other. Not surprising, of course, when you've not played AFL for over two years. But he's an impact player and things happen around him when he's going full tilt.

    Easy to forget how good Kent was early this year. Particularly Norf and Hawthorn. Maybe the penny has dropped?

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    11 hours ago, Rogue said:

    Hannan is criminally underrated on Demonland.

    Even I underrated him, we just have to get used to the fact that sometimes he'll only get 6 kicks and maybe snag 2-3 goals, he's not a high possession winner but loves crashing packs. Like an old fashioned full forward. You never know when he'll pop up.

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